Dear All,

I am trying to use XSLT to render some models (HL7 MIF) into an SVG
diagram.

Model elements (an act/entity/relationships are shown on the diagram
as nice straightforward coloured squares or large arrows (i.e. a
coloured rectangle where one end is pointy/a triangle).

I can draw these shapes happily etc but then obviously each model
contains textual information which is shown in the shape.

What I am wondering is anyone knows of any XSLT/Method etc for making
sure the shape is big enough etc to fit the text.

i.e. imagine I have a square/rectangle. Now i add x text elements of
varying length. How do I make sure the width is sufficient to cope
with the longest piece of text & the height is sufficient to cope with
the number of text elements I have added one below the other e.g. draw
a square to fit something like:


Some Text
Some More Text
Some really really long piece of text
Some text
some text



etc.

TIA

Adam









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